Images for EOS Rebel 750D & EOS 760D Appear
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Re: Images for EOS Rebel 750D & EOS 760D Appear
See Canon Germany here (in Geman)
http://www.canon.de/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/beginners/index.aspx
They have a difference at MSRP of €/$100 so as I stated before this should mean not different markets but market segments. But I see not enough distinctive features for that.
Their marketing dept seems also to have problems with that. Because they use the same arguments for both bodies. Still puzzling to me.
So to me this means EOS 760D has little better user interface and therefore you pay 100 more.
No they are for the same markets.scyrene said:
See Canon Germany here (in Geman)
http://www.canon.de/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/beginners/index.aspx
They have a difference at MSRP of €/$100 so as I stated before this should mean not different markets but market segments. But I see not enough distinctive features for that.
Their marketing dept seems also to have problems with that. Because they use the same arguments for both bodies. Still puzzling to me.
So to me this means EOS 760D has little better user interface and therefore you pay 100 more.
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Re: Images for EOS Rebel 750D & EOS 760D Appear
With the new T6i and T6S and the S model looking and having a lot of the 70D features.
Do we think the 70D line is short lived?
Why would anyone go to the 70D with the price point and features of the T6S?
Thoughts?
With the new T6i and T6S and the S model looking and having a lot of the 70D features.
Do we think the 70D line is short lived?
Why would anyone go to the 70D with the price point and features of the T6S?
Thoughts?
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Well, the 70d has still better specs for some things (1/8000 shutter, 1/250 x-sync (very useful)), but it's mostly ergonomics:
Unless you have very tiny hands or it's very hard to carry a Rebel around for a longer time w/o a cramp in the hand. Imho the smallest camera design that "works" for heavy use is xxd and 6d. Everything even larger than that is a matter of personal preference or made to balance big lenses.
ronaldbyram said:
Well, the 70d has still better specs for some things (1/8000 shutter, 1/250 x-sync (very useful)), but it's mostly ergonomics:
Unless you have very tiny hands or it's very hard to carry a Rebel around for a longer time w/o a cramp in the hand. Imho the smallest camera design that "works" for heavy use is xxd and 6d. Everything even larger than that is a matter of personal preference or made to balance big lenses.
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Well I've just reccomended some friends try this out, they were liking the 70D but not the price.
I'm not seeing the 19point AF being advertised at the top of the specs list, but frankly the two features I concider top of the tree are AF and AE, get AF wrong and no sensor will dig you out of the mire.
Commercially I suspect the 750/760D (T6i/s) are much bigger than the 5Ds/r
Well I've just reccomended some friends try this out, they were liking the 70D but not the price.
I'm not seeing the 19point AF being advertised at the top of the specs list, but frankly the two features I concider top of the tree are AF and AE, get AF wrong and no sensor will dig you out of the mire.
Commercially I suspect the 750/760D (T6i/s) are much bigger than the 5Ds/r
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I believe that Canon will sell 50 Rebel for each 5D-S sold. Possibly a hundred Rebel for each 5D-SR sold. Maybe it's an even bigger difference than I thought.rfdesigner said:
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My guess is that at least you have to append a zero to your estimated numbers.
While with the CR audience, it may appear that you cannot do photography below a 5d3 or 24-70L2, actually these are absolute top of the line luxury items and even a mere "Rebel" is sold as a "pro" camera in your friendly electronics market 'round the corner.
Remember people usually snap away with their mobile phone, and aren't exactly ready to pay $4k for a camera body that doesn't even have a lens... never mind the lenses' costs that can resolve 50mp.
ajfotofilmagem said:
My guess is that at least you have to append a zero to your estimated numbers.
While with the CR audience, it may appear that you cannot do photography below a 5d3 or 24-70L2, actually these are absolute top of the line luxury items and even a mere "Rebel" is sold as a "pro" camera in your friendly electronics market 'round the corner.
Remember people usually snap away with their mobile phone, and aren't exactly ready to pay $4k for a camera body that doesn't even have a lens... never mind the lenses' costs that can resolve 50mp.
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I just had a quick look having read this. Should I sell my 70d and buy the 760d . . . the answer is a short "No"
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Just things like the battery life, viewfinder, FPS, RAW buffer, AFMA, build quality, size tell me to stick on that one. The 70D is clearly differentiated enough for me.
That said "Flicker Free", I don't suppose there is any chance the 70d could get it via a firmware upgrade? I would really like to have that. Otherwise I'm still very happy.
ronaldbyram said:
I just had a quick look having read this. Should I sell my 70d and buy the 760d . . . the answer is a short "No"
.Just things like the battery life, viewfinder, FPS, RAW buffer, AFMA, build quality, size tell me to stick on that one. The 70D is clearly differentiated enough for me.
That said "Flicker Free", I don't suppose there is any chance the 70d could get it via a firmware upgrade? I would really like to have that. Otherwise I'm still very happy.
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See, that is what Canon had in mind...70D owners buying another camera for those new features.... ;D
fragilesi said:ronaldbyram said:
I just had a quick look having read this. Should I sell my 70d and buy the 760d . . . the answer is a short "No"
Just things like the battery life, viewfinder, FPS, RAW buffer, AFMA, build quality, size tell me to stick on that one. The 70D is clearly differentiated enough for me.
That said "Flicker Free", I don't suppose there is any chance the 70d could get it via a firmware upgrade? I would really like to have that. Otherwise I'm still very happy.
See, that is what Canon had in mind...70D owners buying another camera for those new features.... ;D
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I am really surprised with Canon including 19 point cross type focus system as in 70D. Either we get a 80D with 7d2 type of focus system or there won't be any new XXD camera. Canon can just add duel pixel, FPS, MFA to next rebel S and done with XXD line. Not sure what Canon was thinking by gimping 6D focus system. That looks too bad when rebels are going with 19 point cross type system.fragilesi said:
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Vote and discuss here ... http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=24952.0
That's because you can only have something in focus once, even with 19 or 190 af points. I think the 6d's af with only one hybrid cross is suited to 2005, not 2015. But when (and if) you get something into focus, it's the best current Canon sensor at low iso - so they had to cripple it.
Btw I'm sure the Rebels will have such a limited firmware that tracking is still a no-go vs. 70d, so it's essentially a convenience for stills to prevent focus & recompose.
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... http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=24952.0ritholtz said:
That's because you can only have something in focus once, even with 19 or 190 af points. I think the 6d's af with only one hybrid cross is suited to 2005, not 2015. But when (and if) you get something into focus, it's the best current Canon sensor at low iso - so they had to cripple it.
Btw I'm sure the Rebels will have such a limited firmware that tracking is still a no-go vs. 70d, so it's essentially a convenience for stills to prevent focus & recompose.
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I hope I am not mistaken, but the 70D has something around 1800 mAh? The battery life might be a deal breaker here ???
Marsu42 said:ritholtz said:
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ritholtz said:
That's because you can only have something in focus once, even with 19 or 190 af points. I think the 6d's af with only one hybrid cross is suited to 2005, not 2015. But when (and if) you get something into focus, it's the best current Canon sensor at low iso - so they had to cripple it.
Btw I'm sure the Rebels will have such a limited firmware that tracking is still a no-go vs. 70d, so it's essentially a convenience for stills to prevent focus & recompose.
I hope I am not mistaken, but the 70D has something around 1800 mAh? The battery life might be a deal breaker here ???
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Hello everybody. I am a new user Canan 760D camera. I still can not open a new topic, because I write here. I do astrophotography. And faced with such a problem. Somebody can prompt solution to this problem. This band from the new hybrid AF matrix. Last picture this after edit in Digital Photo Professional, this single frame ISO400, 300sec.
Hello everybody. I am a new user Canan 760D camera. I still can not open a new topic, because I write here. I do astrophotography. And faced with such a problem. Somebody can prompt solution to this problem. This band from the new hybrid AF matrix. Last picture this after edit in Digital Photo Professional, this single frame ISO400, 300sec.
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This happens in all the photos?
It started suddenly, or it appeared just when you bought the camera?
Both RAW and JPEG?
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I've never seen this kind of stripes in any camera.radioman67 said:
This happens in all the photos?
It started suddenly, or it appeared just when you bought the camera?
Both RAW and JPEG?
You can register (very simple) and create your own topic in Canonrumors.
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This is from the beginning. It's not just me. This entire line of cameras. Photo from the monument is not mine, it's from the internet. This and RAW and JPEG.
This is from the beginning. It's not just me. This entire line of cameras. Photo from the monument is not mine, it's from the internet. This and RAW and JPEG.
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In this case, you should contact your authorized service Canon, and send your camera to get a solution, or replacement.
You mean you searched the internet and found other users of 760D with the same exact problem? If so, it seems a thermal problem that manifests itself in long exposures.radioman67 said:
In this case, you should contact your authorized service Canon, and send your camera to get a solution, or replacement.
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+1.
That's not right, looks like you have a defective sensor. Do dark, light and flat frames calibrate out the stripes or is this some horrific style of banding you can't correct for?
either way I'd reject any modern DSLR that did that to me... if that means all 760Ds then so be it.. in all likely hood there's just a few sensors that do this and you're unlucky, I'm pretty sure Canon will sort this out for you.
(ps, you've got nice round stars there so at least your guiding's good)
ajfotofilmagem said:
+1.
That's not right, looks like you have a defective sensor. Do dark, light and flat frames calibrate out the stripes or is this some horrific style of banding you can't correct for?
either way I'd reject any modern DSLR that did that to me... if that means all 760Ds then so be it.. in all likely hood there's just a few sensors that do this and you're unlucky, I'm pretty sure Canon will sort this out for you.
(ps, you've got nice round stars there so at least your guiding's good)
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